Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-22
News Notes.


The figure of the water nymph on the
Temple Block fountain has been clothed
In new suit of gilt.
81 lis stated that ship will enter
BslIona harbor o.day and a large num-
Der of people will go down to see II
come in.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will begin this
evening at 1880, in the Synagogue, a
series Of lectures on the "Ten Command
ments.
Wm. Bailey, carpenter, while at
work on the car stables yesterday. fell
from a scaffold ard was seriously injured
in the spine and ribs.
The Tribune is in the thrces of hard
and most d'sagreeable job-moving their
whole establishment from Main and Re
quena streets to 20 North Spring street.
A. L. Teele, the enterprising rea1
eatate dealer, returned yesterday from
. trip to the new town of Magnolia. Sa I
Bernardino county, which he is about &
place On the market.
The people who reside in the vicinity
of the covered bridge, want to return
their thanks to Mayor Workman fol
having had disease.breeding hole thai
has festered on Macy street for long
time filled up.
d Tents and booths are plenty in the
new town of Azusa, and the work oi
street grading is proceeding rapidly. A
dozen houses are being built and four
real estate offices show that it is live
town.
Mr.. Reeds company played Humbuy
again last night to very good house.
This evening Cheek will be produced for
the first time. 1t is an amusing piece,
and has been pronounced the best in Mr..
Reeds repertoire.
The State Board of Silk Culture an
nounces that it has several ounces OF
silk worm eggs to distribute to parties
interested in rearing the silk worm and
who have mulberry leaves on which to
feed them. Applications for eggs will
be filed as soon as received at No. Fl
Montgomery avenue, San Francisco.
The Azasa Land Company yesterday
offered land in Azusa in plots of from
two and half to FIVE acres, ard the
sales for three hours, from 9 A. NJ. to II
NJ, aggregated $lO6. l25. The land was
offered at the rate Of $500 per acre and
the choice was left to the buyer. The
slie win be continued to-day at the Of
flee and tomorrow at Azusa.
The first number of very presentable
quarto-sheet publication, to be published
semi-monthly. entitled The Architect,
Builder and Mechanic Of Southern Cali.
fornia, made its appearance yesterday.
Its columns are made interesting by well
considered articles on architecture, etc.,
a. well as upon general topics. It is
published by company, with Mr.. A.
Willhartitz as manager.
The Caledonians had a very pleasant
social last night at Opera House Hall.
There was q large attendance and the
exercises were very interesting. The
evening was passed in dancing and So
cial intercourse, and at the conclusion of
the entertainment before the guests dis
persed all united in singing "Auld Lang
Syne." led by Miss Lillian Fellows.
The friends of Miss Anna F uller, the
vocalist, will be pleased to hear that
she has passed through her musical
studies in Paris and Florence and is now
completing her contemplated cou rse OF
study in London. Her voice is not in.
jured by the London fogs, but her admi.
ration for them has utterly depa rted
She will return to Los Angeles in the
course of year.
General Dad Briefly, Assemblymar
from this county, returned to the city
yesterday. Knox started back with him.
but some wag on tho train stated that
another case OF smallpox had be en- dis
covered near Los Angeles, and Knox
escaped from the car and took to the
hiifs, aud has not bsen heard of since.
It would bs terrible If the bears should
catch Knox-that is, terrible for the
bears.
The Times is also moving into its new
buil ling, and will soon have all it.
presses and traps at work there. Thil
thing of moving printing offices is some.
thing that is very trying, and our two
contemporaries, who are wrestling will
torn down presses and half.pid cases
have our sympathies. Mark Tw all
once said that the best was to NOV
printing Office is to burn up the old on,
and buy new one.
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A NEW RAILROAD.